Canadian Hearing Society's Connect Mental Health Program

Free, confidential mental health counselling, education and advocacy for individuals 16+ who are Deaf, hard-of-hearing or have hearing loss; services cover anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, family challenges and substance-use concerns.

Farmer Wellness Initiative

A free, unlimited mental-health counselling service for Ontario-based farmers, farm workers, and their families. Available 24/7 by phone in English, French and Spanish.

John Howard Society's Counselling Program

Offers free short- and long-term individual, couple, family, and group counselling for individuals involved in or at risk of involvement in the criminal justice system and their families.

One Team Recovery

A multidisciplinary, referral-based clinic in Windsor offering short-term support for mental health, substance use health, addiction, and chronic health conditions, including counselling, medication management, and allied health services.

Ontario Structured Psychotherapy

Free CBT for Depression/Anxiety

Access free, evidence-based Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and related supports for anxiety and depression through guided or self-directed options.

STEGH's Inpatient Program

Provides 24/7 care for individuals requiring acute psychiatric support, including stabilization, crisis intervention, medication management, and therapeutic programming within a secure hospital setting.

STEGH's Outpatient Services - Individual Counselling

Provides one-on-one therapy sessions for adults experiencing mental-health concerns, offering personalized support, coping tools and referral to further treatment as needed. Healthcare Provider Referral Required.

STEGH's Psychiatry Assessments

Outpatient psychiatric assessments at St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital for adults (18+), offering medication review and treatment recommendations as part of a multidisciplinary mental-health team including psychiatrists, nurses, social workers, and psychologists.

St. Joseph's Healthcare Elgin Assertive Community Treatment Team (ACTT)

Specialized, intensive community-based mental health teams serving adults (18–65) with severe, persistent illness, offering medication management, daily living support, crisis intervention, wellness education, addiction help, vocational and recreational support to promote stability, independence, and quality of life.